10987654321Ic(mA)110 μA100 μA190 µA1580 μA70 μA160 μA50 μA2040 μA30 μA20 ΜΑ10 μA5102530 VCE (V)FIG. 121Problem 2Given the BJT transistor characteristics of Fig. 121:a. Draw a load line on the characteristics determined by E = 21 V and Rc = 3 kn for afixed-bias configuration.b. Choose an operating point midway between cutoff and saturation. Determine the value ofRg to establish the resulting operating point.c. What are the resulting values of Ice and VCE?d. What is the value of ß at the operating point?e. What is the value of a defined by the operating point?f. What is the saturation current (Ic) for the design?g. Sketch the resulting fixed-bias configuration.h. What is the dc power dissipated by the device at the operating point?i. What is the power supplied by Vcc?j.Determine the power dissipated by the resistive elements by taking the difference betweenthe results of parts (h) and (i)./B=0μA

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10 9 6 2 1 Ic(mA) 110 μA 100 μA 90 μA 15 80 μA 70 MA 60 μA 50 μA 20 40 μA 30 μA In-OGN 5 10 25 30 VCE (V) FIG. 121 Problem 2 Given the BJT transistor characteristics of Fig. 121: a. Draw a load line on the characteristics determined by E= 21 V and Rc = 3 kn for a fixed-bias configuration. b. Choose an operating point midway between cutoff and saturation. Determine the value of Rg to establish the resulting operating point. c. What are the resulting values of Ic, and VCE? d. What is the value of B at the operating point? e. What is the value of a defined by the operating point? f. What is the saturation current (Ic) for the design? g. Sketch the resulting fixed-bias configuration. h. What is the de power dissipated by the device at the operating point? i. What is the power supplied by Vcc? j. Determine the power dissipated by the resistive elements by taking the difference between the results of parts (h) and (i). 10A

10 9 6 2 1 Ic(mA) 110 μA 100 μA 90 μA 15 80 μA 70 MA 60 μA 50 μA 20 40 μA 30 μA In-OGN 5 10 25 30 VCE (V) FIG. 121 Problem 2 Given the BJT transistor characteristics of Fig. 121: a. Draw a load line on the characteristics determined by E= 21 V and Rc = 3 kn for a fixed-bias configuration. b. Choose an operating point midway between cutoff and saturation. Determine the value of Rg to establish the resulting operating point. c. What are the resulting values of Ic, and VCE? d. What is the value of B at the operating point? e. What is the value of a defined by the operating point? f. What is the saturation current (Ic) for the design? g. Sketch the resulting fixed-bias configuration. h. What is the de power dissipated by the device at the operating point? i. What is the power supplied by Vcc? j. Determine the power dissipated by the resistive elements by taking the difference between the results of parts (h) and (i). 10A

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